- This week The Financial Blogger listed the 20 Life-Changing Questions for 2012 that you should be asking yourself.
- Want to know who is making big money through blogging? Dough Roller posted the List of Personal Finance Blogs That Have Sold for 1 Million or More.
- The Retire Happy Blog wrote a nice post about the New Proposed Changes for CPP.
- Ever wondered which form of money is best? This week Million Dollar Journey argues his reasoning Why Cash is King.
- Now is the season for giving. But Bible Money Matters asks Is there Such a Thing as Giving Too Much? Finding Balance in Giving and Saving.
- This week Balance Junkie delves into a tricky subject with their post On the Evils of Market Timing.
- Boomer and Echo answered a question so many of us ask, Is Your Investment Loan Tax Deductible?
- Setting your financial goals for the new year? The Globe and Mail shares What Should Your Financial Goal be fore 2012? Get That Debt to Zero.
- Another thing you’ll certainly want to do to be ready for the new year is read Gail Vaz-Oxlade’s post on Scams, which delves into the most popular ones and how to avoid them.
- Want to make a little extra money? Young and Thrifty has been working on a series of blog posts that tells you How to Rent Out Your Basement Suite.
- My University Money included us in the Carnival Of Financial Camaraderie.
- My Personal Finance Journey included us in the Cavalcade of Risk.
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re:#2 and sale of personal finance blogs. Quinn Street media has been throwing a lot of cash around for a few years. They have a subsidiary in the US that pays for insurance leads (names and #’s of people looking for different types of insurance) and they’re paying multiples more than anyone else for the same thing. And they purchased an insurance lead generation site from someone I know in the industry (US based) for a reported 7 figures.
The internet and finance are a hot commodity and a lot of the old school media empires are desperate to get on board. Look no further than Rogers, Sympatico/Bell and MSN – all working the personal finance websites real hard. That’s a pretty good indication that there’s money there.
Thanks for the mention, Tom!
Thanks for the mention Tom
Happy New Year!!
Party like it’s 1999!
Exciting and interesting picks that captures the new economic and financial reality to which i would like to add simply welfare and wealth: http://www.puffinatmabu.com/2011/12/seven-most-bizarre-2011-economic-and.html
A good sign for finance and business as it seems that money is still there and we can get into them.